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A Note on some New Infinity Puzzles
Philosophia 48 (4):1483-1491 (2020)
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In this short note I argue that, using the type of configurations put forward in a recent paper by Laraudogoitia in this same journal, new paradoxes of infinity of a completely different nature can be formulated.Author's Profile
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